Political Craft has been a any of the social aspect of the environment for centuries. Craft has always been used as a system to mirror territory and shed blaze on issues of the age. Political Craft has been approximately from the dawn of United States story, reflected in such iconic images as the donkey representing the Democratic collection. Nowadays, "The Cutting edge Yorker" Periodical has gained name for its political Craft.
Political issues are often serious in nature; however, political art has a way of helping the citizens of the country see some of the humor of the fighting by creating visual satire.
Artists' Roles
Artists present particular points of view in their creative pieces even if they are not their particular political leanings. The art is their interpretation of the social climate.
Propaganda
Although artists may create pieces that don't necessarily present their political leanings, political art can be used as propaganda to support a particular cause. During World War II, the United States and the Nazi regime used propaganda to garner support from their citizens.
Protest
Political art has also been used by citizens as a form of protest against totalitarian governments or as a way to let politicians know that they are unhappy with the way they are dealing with certain issues. In the 1980s, posters were created by AIDS activists who wanted to let the U.S. government know how dissatisfied they were.
